Sentence examples for draft proposals from from inspiring English sources
The mandate committee's report does include some policy proposals, including the creation of a new pension tier for public employees and includes dozens of draft proposals from state agencies to eliminate or reduce some costs to municipalities.
The first is a draft proposal from the co-chairmen of President Obama's fiscal commission.
To the Editor: Your editorial has faint praise for the draft proposal from Erskine B. Bowles and Alan K. Simpson, chairmen of the deficit reduction commission.
On Monday, Foreign Policy magazine also reported that a draft proposal from the Department of Homeland Security advocates surveillance of Sunni Muslim immigrants on a "long-term basis".
The plan provides $2 trillion more in savings than the draft proposal from the commission chairmen, former Senator Alan K. Simpson of Wyoming and Erskine Bowles, a former chief of staff in the Clinton White House.
A draft proposal from the Clinton administration to safeguard national forests from development would bar road building across nearly one-quarter of those lands but would not immediately rule out future logging or off-road vehicle activity.
The U.S. military declined a draft proposal from the Department of Homeland Security last month to build housing for detained migrants during early discussions in the Trump administration about the military's role on the border, the officials said.
Cruz's remarks came as the Senate weighed the draft proposal from Obama, which called for a "limited and narrow" strike on Syria in response to the use of chemical weapons on civilians.
A draft proposal from Ryan's House Budget Committee says that under his plan, the national debt would be $1.1 trillion less than it would be over the next five years under Obama's budget, and would add $3 trillion less to the debt than Obama's budget proposal over the next decade.
A 2006 cable from Japan describes the first draft proposals for a "gold standard" in intellectual property rights enforcement, called ACTA.
BLOOMBERG NEWS European Parliament Proposes Broad Powers Over Ratings | The European Union would have the right to ban sovereign credit ratings if countries do not want them under a drafted proposal from the European Parliament, The New York Times reports.
